The Bozeman weekly chronicle., 1887-10-12
Personal Points.

-Jno. Harvey of of Shields River is
in the city.
Probate Judge Carson is visiting
Helena and Butte.
Frank West, the well known travel
ing man is in the city.
&C. A. Quigley, Studebaker's represen.
tative, was in the city on Saturday.
Col. Ed. F. Ferris returned from a
visit to his mine in Idaho, on Saturday.
DIR. Thornton, has secured rooms in
Helena and will practice medicine there.
! Miss. Libby Wakefield returned from
a summers sojourn in the Park last
week.
| DR.. and Mrs. Hunter went to Helena
on Thuredav last to attend the Montana
Christian Association.
Alderman D. W. Mckenzie, started
for visit to Castle last week but turned
back owing to the storm.
| Veterinarian Holloway came over
from Helena on Monday to enjoy days
hunting among the geese and ducks.
W, M. Hoge, of New York agent for
Acker's celebrated English remedies,
spent Wednesday in the city, attending
to business.
Judge Maginnis, well and favor
ably known lawyer of Billings spent
Sunday in the city. The Judge was here
on important law business.
DR.. John W. Turner, special adyer-
tising agent of DR.. G. G. Green, manu-
facturer of GREEN'S August Flower, etc.,
was in Bozeman on Friday.
&C. P. Blake!ey visited the scene of
grading activity at Laurel last week, and
says that the grade will surely be finish
ed by January to Rock Creek.
Mrs. Chas. Hartman and Mr. Hart
mans mother left on Thursday for
Indiana, where Mrs. Chas. will spend
several months with her parents.
Judge Westbrook of Billings, after
attending Masonic Grand Lodge in Hell
ena last week, spent few days with Mr..
and Mrs. Thos. Ellis at Bozeman.
Walter Cooper and wife returned
from Billings on Sunday, where Mr..
Cooper went to push along the work on
the Rocky Fork and Cooke City railway.
j. R. Dilworth of Dilworth, Park
County, was In the city this week visit
ing relatives. Mrs. Frank Van Allen,
after visit of six weeks at DilwoIth,
returned home with her father, Mr..
Dilworth.
MIR. and Mrs. James Barker, of
Townsend left on Monday of last week
for California, for the benefit of Mrs.
Barker's health. Mrs. Rosa Beall and
Ben. p. Barker, of Bozeman were present
at the leave-laking at Townsend.
w. M. Hoge, agent for Acker's Eng
lish Remedies, was in the city last week
and made contract with the CHRONICLE
for advertising. Mr.. Hoge, is very
pleasant gentleman to do business with
and we heartily recommend him to the
craft.
4. T. Hood. the well.known sarsa-
parilla manufacturer of Lowell, Mass, is |
in the city, a guest of Fred Fielding and
wife. Mr.. Hood is very successful
business man and an advertiser from
the head of the gulCh. He will remain
in Bozeman several days.
-Enoch Hodson arrived at Bozeman
on Saturday with fifteen ax-men, who
will be put at work getting out ties at
Jacksonville, near Bozeman. Enoch
proposes to build several buildings at
the siding near his mill and mines and
hopes to be able to get the Northern
Pacific to build depot there.
F. r. Robertson of New York City
arrived on Saturday nights train from
the west. Mr.. Robertson and son H, As
who is now also in Bozeman with his
wife, are engaged in the horse business
on the Rosebud. They purchased band
two years ago from Nelson Story and last
winter lost only one head. Mr.. Robert
son feels slight alarm over the Crow
troubles and thinks that Agent William
son should be provided with an eilicent
police force.